Integrate Audio into Tasks

[enesbala7]

I would love if the application had an integration of voice messages for example into the creation or the detailed section of each task.

Oftentimes I don't have time to detail the tasks thoroughly and having the ability to register my voice would speed up my workflow massively.

I'm not proposing a speech to text feature but the ability to have a voice message linked to a task. 

Implementation wise I would hope that we have the option to create audio only tasks and even if there is a time limit in order to prevent server issues, I believe this feature would have enormous benefits for the users.

Alternatively, even linking voice messages would be helpful, given that the application is used globally and most languages don't have the option of being transcribed.

[#2]

Yes, I agree with this idea. I think it would make task management easier and more efficient for a number of reasons.

First, it would save time. If I could record a voice message or link an audio file to a task, I wouldn't have to type out the task description. This would be especially helpful for tasks that are long or complex.

Second, it would be more convenient for users who speak languages that are not supported by speech to text technology. This is a growing population, as more and more people are learning English as a second language.

Third, it would be a more natural way to communicate tasks. When we talk to each other, we don't always use complete sentences. We often use fragments, abbreviations, and slang. It would be great to be able to use this same natural language when we create tasks in Microsoft To Do.

I think integrating audio into tasks on Microsoft To Do would be a great way to improve the app. It would make task management easier, more efficient, and more natural.

Here are some additional thoughts on this topic

• The audio feature could be used to record voice memos, which could then be attached to tasks. This would be a great way to capture ideas quickly and easily.
• The audio feature could also be used to link to audio files, such as podcasts or lectures. This would be a great way to learn new things or get inspiration for tasks.
• The audio feature could be integrated with speech to text technology, so that users could dictate tasks instead of typing them out. This would be a great way to save time and improve accuracy.

Overall, I think integrating audio into tasks on Microsoft To Do would be a valuable addition to the app. It would make task management easier, more efficient, and more natural.